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Over the course of four weeks, Institut Montaigne hosted a series of Webinars on the topic of the U.S. Midterms.
6th October - “An Eye on the Economy”
The first Webinar of a cycle of four events dedicated to the U.S Midterms, on the global economy and its uncertain outlook, with Éric Chaney, Economic Advisor at the Institut Montaigne and Pierre-André Chiappori, Professor of Economics at Columbia, in exchange with Blanche Leridon, Editorial Director at the Institut Montaigne.
20th October - “Transatlantic Relations After Ukraine”
The second Webinar in a series of four events dedicated to the U.S Midterms on the impact of the war in Ukraine on transatlantic relations, with Georgina Wright, Senior Fellow and Director of the Europe Programme at Institut Montaigne, and Alexander Cooley, Claire Tow Professor of Political Science at Barnard College, in exchange with Blanche Leridon, Editorial Director at Institut Montaigne.
3rd November - “A Climate Focus” The third Webinar in a series of four events dedicated to the U.S Midterms, on the response of Presidents Joe Biden and Emmanuel Macron to the growing climate risks, with Cécile Maisonneuve, Senior Fellow at the Institut Montaigne, and Scott Barrett, Lenfest-Earth Institute Professor of Natural Resource Economics at Columbia, in exchange with Blanche Leridon, Editorial Director at the Institut Montaigne. 10th November -"US Midterms: Wrap Up Session” The final Webinar in a series of four events dedicated to the U.S Midterms, offering an analysis of the mid-term elections in the United States and their implications for the future of transatlantic relations, with Dominique Moïsi, geopolitical advisor at the Institut Montaigne, and Robert Shapiro, Professor of International and Public Affairs and former chair of the Department of Political Science at Columbia, in exchange with Blanche Leridon, Editorial Director at the Institut Montaigne.